Party Contracts Clause Samples
The 'Party Contracts' clause defines the agreements or arrangements that exist between the parties involved in a contract. It typically outlines which specific contracts are recognized as binding between the parties, and may reference prior agreements, side letters, or related documents that form part of the overall contractual relationship. For example, it might clarify that all previous oral agreements are superseded by the current written contract, or that certain referenced documents are incorporated by reference. This clause ensures clarity regarding which agreements are enforceable, thereby preventing disputes over the existence or terms of side agreements.
Party Contracts. 8.1 The Client acknowledges and agrees that the Agency may have to enter into contracts with third party suppliers in respect of Services in accordance with such suppliers’ standard or individual conditions and contracts, as may be negotiated by the Agency on a case by case basis (“Third Party Contracts”). Provided that the Agency has notified the Client of any significant restrictions or contract terms contained in such Third Party Contracts, the Client hereby acknowledges and agrees that: (i) its right to use or otherwise benefit from any Services acquired under such Third Party Contracts (including any rights of amendments, omission and/or cancellation) shall be as set out in such Third Party Contracts; and (ii) any charges or liabilities (to the extent caused by an act or omission of the Client or any third party acting for or on its behalf) for which the Agency is liable under such Third Party Contracts (including cancellation payments, retrospective Media Charges and/or other penalties) shall be the responsibility of the Client.
Party Contracts. 9.1 The Licensee shall comply with any contractual obligations between Canadian Country Expo, Explore Edmonton and any third party that may be imposed on Explore Edmonton’ Grounds;
Party Contracts. Overview Key Features Infrastructure Support Overview Tracking and Reporting Reporting:
(a) Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) or BPA’s agent shall have the right to conduct inspections of units or completed units and monitor or review a utility’s procedures, records, verified energy savings method and results, or otherwise oversee the utility’s implementation of conservation programs funded through dollars included in BPA’s rates. The number, timing, and extent of such audits shall be at the discretion of BPA. Such site reviews are expected to be conducted annually. Such audits shall occur at BPA’s expense. Financial audits shall be in compliance with the audit standards established by the Comptroller General of the United States. BPA may contact appropriate federal, state, or local jurisdictions regarding environmental, health, or safety matters related to units or completed units.
(b) Prior to any oversight visit physical inspection, BPA shall give the utility written notice. If physical inspections are required by BPA, the utility shall have 30 days to arrange for the inspection of units or completed units. The oversight visit will include: review of energy audit or measure installation procedures, technical documents, records, and/or verified savings methods and results.
Party Contracts. Harassment Grievance Investigation Procedures;
Party Contracts. No person who is not a party to the Contract has any rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ to enforce any part of the Contract but this does not affect any right or remedy of a third party which exists or is available apart from such Act. Any rescission variation amendment or waiver to or of the Contract shall not require the consent or approval of any person who is not a party to the Contract.
Party Contracts. CCS shall not enter into any contract for comprehensive school management or operation services to be performed in substantial part by an entity not a party to this Charter. All such contracts shall be entered into exclusively by the Cove School District Board of Directors. ADA/504 Obligations. CCS acknowledges that it is legally responsible to comply with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and ORS 659 with respect to its students, staff and patrons. CCS may contract with the appropriate outside agency or organization for services or accommodations to meet CCS's legal obligations under these statutes.
Party Contracts. Upon request from Client to the extent permitted by third party contracts, Supplier shall do the following:
Party Contracts. The parties hereby agree that they do not intend that any third party, which may benefit from this Agreement, shall have any rights of enforcement under the terms of the Contract (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
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Party Contracts. In order to meet 21st century expectations for effective education and efficient operation, the District utilizes several products and services that involve third party contractors receiving access to student data, or principal or teacher data, protected by Section 2-d of the Education Law. The District recognizes that students, parents, and the school community have a legitimate interest in understanding which of the District’s vendors receive that data, for what purpose, and under what conditions. The District has undertaken the task of compiling that information, and of insuring that each new contract adequately describes (1) the exclusive purposes for which the data will be used, (2) how the contractor will ensure that any subcontractors it uses will abide by the data protection and security requirements, (3) when the contract expires and what happens to the data at that time, (4) if and how an affected party can challenge the accuracy of the data is collected, (5) where the data will be stored, and (6) the security protections taken to ensure the data will be protected, including whether the data will be encrypted.
Party Contracts. Harassment Grievance Procedures; Notice of of Employees; Employment Equity for Aboriginal Peoples, Women, Disabled and Visible Minorities; Employee Orientation: Staff Training and Development; Code of Ethics; Training and other measures to deal with the on the employees of technological and other change; July Academic Rights and Freedoms; Environmental Protection; Safety and Health Practices; Restrictions on Outside Employment; Travel and Subsistence Allowances; Provisions to the Alliance of Employer Manuals and Directives; Cold Weather Travel Policy; Staff Uniforms and Clothing; Parking Privileges; Relocation Allowances; The numbering above reflects priorities identified by the negotiating team. The Employer agrees that in the matters identified above, new policies will not be introduced and existing regulations and directives will not be cancelled nor amended in such a way to affect employees covered by this Agreement until such time as the Alliance has been provided an opportunityto consider and consult on the proposals. The Joint Consultation Committee may